French Creek Pole
1994 / Various artists / Sheffield Village
Totem pole. Patterned after totem poles found in Alaska. Pole made from an eastern-white pine log 28' high and eighteen inches in diameter. Pole is stuck in the ground like an ordinary telephone pole. Symbols on the pole are: eagle, beaver, farmer, stalk of corn, great blue heron, fish.
Location: North entrance at the French Creek Nature Center, 4530 Colorado Ave.
Title
French Creek Pole
Description
Totem pole. Patterned after totem poles found in Alaska. Pole made from an eastern-white pine log 28' high and eighteen inches in diameter. Pole is stuck in the ground like an ordinary telephone pole. Symbols on the pole are: eagle, beaver, farmer, stalk of corn, great blue heron, fish.
Creator
Date
1994
Location City
Location County
Provider Qualifier
Commissioned by
Provider Entity
Lorain County Metro Parks
Location Site
Location Street
4530 Colorado Ave.
Location Type
Artist Notes
Carvers: Irene Burcham, Lloyd Burcham, Merlin Butler, Randy Cecil, Jim Hall, Leroy Hayes, Charlie Kittle, Chuck Kittle, Ray Lavish, Greg Marciniak, Jack Pigman, Norm Rehart, Bob Stich, John Thorne, Charles Welch, Rosemary Winterfield, Rudy Witte
Media Sculpture Height
29'
Creation Date
01/01/1994